Key takeaways
- The front page of claudegpt.si shows the latest AI news in its Top stories and Latest lists, free to read.
- Every article lists its sources and shows both a published and a last-updated date.
- The RSS feed at claudegpt.si/feed.xml brings new stories into any feed reader.
The latest AI news is on the front page of ClaudeGPT Si, a free and independent publication that covers model releases, company deals, research and the apps people use. Open claudegpt.si and the Top stories and Latest lists show what was published most recently, with a date on every story.
This page explains how the site is laid out, what it was covering in late October 2026, and how to read fast-moving AI stories without getting caught by a rumor.
Where each kind of story lives
The site splits its coverage into seven sections. If you only care about one part of the field, go straight to it.
| Section | What you find there |
|---|---|
| News | Company moves, funding, earnings, policy |
| AI Tools | Coding assistants and developer products, what changed and what it costs |
| Apps | Consumer AI apps and assistants |
| Models | New model releases and their pricing |
| Research | Papers and benchmarks, explained without the hype |
| Guides | Step-by-step how-tos |
| Reviews | Head-to-head comparisons |
What the latest AI news looked like in late October 2026
A quick sample of headlines from the week of October 26, 2026, each linked to the full article and its sources:
- Anthropic IPO filing shows $16.3B H1 revenue, ticker ANT
- Meta launches $35B stock offering, part of a $95B AI funding plan
- OpenAI releases GPT-6.1 Terra at $1 per million input tokens
- Apple adds an AI assistant and MCP support to Keynote, Pages, Numbers
- Cloudflare: GLM 5.3 on Workers AI leaked data across requests
- AI agent harness benchmark finds 31% of passing runs break rules
Read the article rather than the headline before you repeat a number. Figures in filings and benchmarks come with conditions that a single line cannot carry.
How the newsroom handles a story
The editorial policy is short, and three of its rules matter most when news moves fast.
Primary sources. Reporting starts from official announcements, documentation, research papers, filings and on-the-record statements. The sources are listed at the end of each article, so you can open the filing or the model card yourself.
Two dates. Every page shows when it was first published and when it was last updated. When a price or a release date changes, the article is revised and the Updated date moves.
Labels. Analysis, opinion, reviews, explainers and guides are marked above the headline, so a straight news report is easy to tell apart from a take.
The site is not affiliated with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, Meta or the other companies it covers, and companies cannot pay for coverage.
Following new stories without checking the page
Add the RSS feed to any feed reader and new articles arrive as they are published. Tips and corrections go to hello@claudegpt.si with the article link.
If you also want commentary from across the web, Techmeme collects tech headlines from many outlets, and TLDR AI sends a free weekday email of short summaries. Those are good second opinions; for a dated, sourced write-up of a single AI story, the article page here is the place to start. Every article, section and the feed are free to read.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find the latest AI news?
The home page of claudegpt.si lists the newest stories first, and the News, Models and Research sections narrow it down by subject.
How do I get the latest AI news without visiting a site?
Subscribe to the ClaudeGPT Si RSS feed at claudegpt.si/feed.xml in a feed reader, or sign up for an email digest such as TLDR AI.
Can I trust AI headlines on social media?
Check the primary source first. ClaudeGPT Si lists the announcement, filing or paper behind each story at the end of the article.
Sources
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